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A digital rendering previews the high-performance BMW X6M ahead of its official debut, hinting at aggressive styling and a likely twin-turbo V8 engine.
Mercedes-Benz has published the first official images and technical details of the AMG GT, confirming the new coupe as a direct challenger to the Porsche 911.
Victims of a fatal 2004 Saturn Ion crash have reopened legal action against General Motors, alleging fraud after revelations about the company's knowledge of defective ignition switches.
Pagani is preparing a Nurburgring Edition of the Huayra supercar, with production expected to be limited to between 10 and 25 cars and performance upgrades likely.
GM has announced three separate recalls in June 2014, affecting Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Corvette models for airbag, seatbelt and warning chime faults.
CarGurus research from 2013–2014 shows American pickups and SUVs outperformed luxury cars in retaining value, with the Ram 1500, Ford F-150 and Jeep Wrangler among the top performers.
A rare 1975 Lamborghini Countach LP400 Periscopica in Blue Tahiti has sold for $1.2 million at a Bonhams auction, highlighting strong demand for classic supercars.
Infiniti's Q50 Eau Rouge, previewed as a high-performance concept, could cost buyers around $100,000 if it reaches production, according to the company's president.
The 2015 Ford Transit arrives this summer with a choice of body configurations, three roof heights, and petrol or diesel engines, targeting commercial buyers seeking flexibility.
A rare Aston Martin V12 Vanquish was reduced to a burnt shell after a blaze broke out in the engine bay while driving in Denmark.
BMW has revealed the redesigned 2015 X6, featuring updated styling, new equipment, and a revised engine line-up, with first public showing set for the 2014 Moscow Motor Show.
Porsche is close to launching a new family of turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engines, with capacities from 1.6 to 2.5 litres and outputs up to 360hp.
German tuner Pogea Racing has launched two ECU tuning stages for the Fiat 500 Abarth, lifting output to as much as 168hp and adding lightweight options.
Travel firm Skyscanner launches a free left-hand driving course in London as surveys show a quarter of British drivers are anxious about motoring abroad.
Lincoln’s 2015 Navigator enters US showrooms with a revised starting price of $62,475, new equipment, and a more upmarket interior aimed at luxury SUV buyers.
Limited-run supercars like the Ferrari LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1 are leading candidates for future collectability, but some more accessible models could also see rising values.
Despite rapid progress from technology firms and carmakers, autonomous vehicles in 2014 still face unresolved challenges in regulation, liability, and public acceptance.
Fresh renderings offer an early look at the 2015 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG, hinting at design changes and the expected twin-turbo V8 ahead of its Paris debut.
The 2015 Lincoln MKC arrives in US showrooms with two EcoBoost engine options, a starting price of $33,995, and fresh official images outlining its features.
Volkswagen’s next-generation T6 van has been caught testing, revealing new front-end styling and hinting at changes beneath the skin before its expected 2015 launch.
General Motors has started work on a new-generation Corvette, with product chief Mark Reuss confirming the early stages of development and a likely launch still several years away.
Land Rover’s video campaign puts the Evoque through acrobatic paces in Shanghai’s SMP Skatepark, highlighting the SUV’s agility and urban appeal for Asian audiences.
A new rendering reimagines MINI’s Superleggera Vision Concept as a coupe, swapping the open-top roadster style for a solid roof and sparking discussion about future body styles.
Volkswagen has delivered the first XL1, a plug-in hybrid, to a customer in Germany, marking a milestone for the limited-production vehicle.